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Abstract
Exclusive breastfeeding is something which has a lot of benefit both for mother and baby. It is recommended by
WHO at let for the first six months. Then it also recommended until two years and beyond. In fact, mostly mother
only gave their breastmilk to their babies until two months. The method of this study using systematic review-
metasynthesize which an extensive of the literature was undertaken. Database searched were: MEDLINE, CINAHL,
BioMed Central, Wiley, and EMBASE. Result shown that mother’s view on exclusive breast is an important part in
an attempt to promote breastfeeding desire. Even though their view is influenced by her family and surroundings,
but finally the decision is on her. This concurs with finding of some researcher who found women who have
the experience of breastfeeding, especially within the family, are more likely to choose to breastfeed heir child.
Abstrak
Pemberian ASI eksklusif adalah sesuatu yang memiliki manfaat sangat besar baik bagi ihu maupun bayi. Hal ini sangat
direkomendasikan oleh WHO minimal sampai enam bulan pertama kelahiran bayi. Kemudian dapat dilanjutkan
sampai usia dua tahun. Pada kenyataannya, kebanyakan ibu memberikan ASI mereka kepada bayinya hanya sampai
usia bayi dua bulan. Metode yang digunakan adalah systematic review- metasintesis yang mana menggunakan
pencarian literatur secara luas. Database yang dipilih adalah: MEDLINE, CINAHL, BioMed Central, Wiley, dan
EMBASE. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa pandangan ibu mengenai pemberian ASI eksklusif memiliki peranan
yang penting dalam usaha meningkatkan keinginan untuk menyusui. Walaupun pandangan mereka dipengaruhi oleh
keluarga dan sekitarnya, namun keputusan akhir tetap berada di tangan mereka. Hal ini sejalan dengan beberapa
penelitian yang sudah dilakukan oleh beberapa peneliti sebelumnya yang menyebutkan bahwa wanita yang memiliki
pengalaman dalam menyusui, khususnya di dalam keluarga akan cenderung memutuskan untuk menyusui bayinya.
Indonesia demographic and health survey (Venancio & Monteiro, 2006; Kelly & Watt,
(IDHS) in the period 1997-2003 is quite 2005; Duong, Lee, & Binns 2005). Other
alarming. Infants who breastfed exclusively aspects, such as the desires or attitudes of
were very low. About 86% of babies get food mothers regarding
such as milk formula, solid food, or a mixture Breastfeeding, mother-infant bonding, family
of milk and milk formula. Furthermore, support, mode of delivery and a history of
Director of Public Health Nutrition at the smoking, are important in the initiation and
Department of Health (MOH) Ina Hernia sustaining breastfeeding (Beck & Watson,
explained that the low breastfeeding rates 2008; Chandrashekhar, et al.,2007; SCOTT,
would be bad for the health of affected BINNS, & Aroni, 1997).
infants. She referred to research in Ghana, According to Beck and Watson (2008),
which showed that if the baby is breastfed on another aspect which has an important part
the first day of birth, 16% of newborn deaths too in supporting women’s breastfeeding is
could be prevented. ''In addition baby's life family. Similarly, Ingram and Johnson (2004)
expectancy will increase to 22% if the infant showed how family played an important role
is breastfed at one hour of birth,'' Ina said on in supporting the mothers to successfully
the sidelines of world breastfeeding week initiate and maintain breastfeeding. Graffy
campaign in Jakarta (Ministry of women and and Taylor (2005) has stated that it was not
child protection, 2010). Another researcher only health workers who responsible for
also found nationwide data in Indonesia has mother’s breastfeeding practices, but families
shown a low rate of infant who experience and friends also play their part. A study of
early initiation of breastfeeding. It’s only the perceptions of Swedish women about
39% of them who breastfed within one hour support from partners and grandmothers
after birth and 32% are exclusively breastfed highlighted how the woman's social network,
for less than six months. including grandmothers played an important
The low rates of breastfeeding practices part in determining a woman's ability to
are influenced by many factors. Privacy and cope with breastfeeding (Reid, Schmied,
emotional aspect can be that factors. Leff, & Beale, 2010). Furthermore, members of
Gagne, and Jefferis (1994) described about Swedish women’s social support networks
the bonding aspect in breastfeeding. He stated also determine the infant feeding decision.
that breastfeeding is a unique intimacy which The baby’s father is more likely the most
requires togetherness between mother and influential, followed by the woman’s mother,
baby to meet their physical and emotional family, and friends (Humphreys, Thompson,
needs (Leff, Gagne, & Jefferis, 1994). He & Miner, 1998).
added that an imbalance in the system There is a different understanding about
which was not corrected was associated with supportive. William (2005) cited in Reid,
unsuccessful breastfeeding (Leff, Gagne, et al. (2010) stated that new mothers and
& Jefferis, 1994). Therefore, the maternal grandmothers have different understandings
perception of breastfeeding success seems about what is supportive. Meyerink and
to be a dynamic concept and changing needs Marquis (2002) cited in Reid, et al. (2010)
must be recognized, balanced and satisfied identified that influence of the grandmother is
(Leff, Gagne, & Jefferis, 1994). New mothers more felt by low income women. It also stated
may find it is hard to learn breastfeed on the that women themselves report emotional
busy postpartum unit, when she did not get support for breastfeeding is crucial. This
any privacy. demonstrates the need to understand the
The decision to initiate and continue grandmother's role in providing support
breastfeeding is influenced by many aspects. for new mothers to achieving a positive
It is supported by the evidence showing breastfeeding experience.
that religion, maternal education, mother’s South Asian mothers were more likely
comfort in breastfeeding, social class, and than white mothers to have received their
father’s occupation are related to the decision advice about pregnancy and baby feeding
to initiate and continue the breastfeeding from other family members. Mothers in all
ethnic minority groups received most advice the eligibility of these studies, and finally they
about baby feeding from their own mother summarize them using statistical techniques
or mother-in-law (Thomas & Avery 1997). to combine their results. Without systematic
Previously we have shown that if a mother reviews, we are faced with an ever increasing
feels that she is encouraged and supported to number of individual studies (Webb & Roe,
continue breastfeeding by all family members 2008).
and health professionals she is much more Metaanalysis or metasynthesis often use in
likely to be breastfeeding her baby at six systematic reviews to summarize the results
weeks (Ingram, Johnson, & Greenwood, of independent studies. When systematic
2002). reviews summarize the results of independent
Since the lack of family member support quantitative studies, they are referred to as a
of breastfeeding could be contributing to metaanalysis. Metaanalysis provides a more
women choosing to breastfeed their children precise estimate of the effects of health
not exclusively, it is conceivable to evaluate care interventions than those derived from
the available evidence about the effectiveness, individual studies included in the review
benefits and possible disadvantages for the use (Higgins and Green, 2011 cited in Dearholt
of family member support for breastfeeding & Dang, 2012). Through the use of statistical
and identify if there are gaps in mainstream methods, metaanalysis aids in understanding
practice. the consistency of evidence across studies.
Furthermore it is timely and worthwhile to When a systematic review summarizes the
produce a systematic appraisal of qualitative results of independent qualitative studies,
studies to identify gaps and summarize the they are referred to as a metasynthesis. In a
existing literature exploring women’s and systematic review with a metasynthesis, an
family member views, on breastfeeding attempt is made to combine results from a
and how family member support the number of qualitative studies to arrive at a
women breastfeed their babies exclusively. deeper understanding of the phenomenon
Understanding factors that influence women’s under review. Metasynthesis produces a
decision about the breastfeeding whether broader interpretation than can be gained
exclusive or not may also inform strategies to from a single qualitative study (Dearholt &
address misconceptions about breastfeeding. Dang, 2012). Systematic reviews are needed
Systematic reviews summarize critically both to place the research in context and also
appraised research evidence related to a to ensure that new research is designed and
specific question. Such reviews employ and implemented in the most appropriate way
document comprehensive search strategies (Webb & Roe, 2008)
and rigorous, transparent appraisal methods. Research Aim and Question
Bias is minimized when applying standardized Based on the data shown above, the objective
methods to the review process were done by and aims of the appraisal are to collate
a group of experts, rather than individuals qualitative evidence concerning factors
(Dearholt & Dang, 2012). It involves the which promote or inhibit the update and
application of strategies which limit bias in maintenance of breastfeeding practices.
the assembly, critical appraisal, and synthesis The specific objective include: to explore
of all relevant studies on a specific topic published evidence of women’s views
(Chalmers, Hedges, and Cooper, 2002 cited on exclusive breastfeeding in developing
in Wholey et al, 2011). The word bias has countries and to explore published evidence
several meanings. Identifying and depending concerning the interaction between women
only on reports which suit the reviewer’s and family members regarding supporting
ideological or theoretical preference is an exclusive breastfeeding in developing
obvious source of bias (Wholey et al, 2011). countries.
Systematic reviews are scientific research, There are the specific questions include:
and also the application of common sense. what specific factors might influence
They identify studies which relevant to a women’s views on exclusive breastfeeding,
particular question, then appraise and assess what generalizations can be made about the
women’s view on exclusive breastfeeding, taken, so therefor it could be bias for the
what generalizations can be made about result. The following literature databases
a family member’s view on exclusive were searched using these key words, such
breastfeeding, what generalizations can be as: breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding,
made about how family members influence infant breastfeeding, factors influencing
women’s view on exclusive breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding, family role,
and what generalizations can be made about family support, social support, benefit of
how family members provide support for breastfeeding, experience and expectation
exclusive breastfeeding practices. of breastfeeding. Database searched were:
medical literature analysis and retrieval
system online (MEDLINE, 1971–2011),
Method cumulative index to nursing and allied health
literature (CINAHL, 1965 – 2012), BioMed
An extensive of the literature between 1990 central (1974–2010), Wiley (1987–2011), and
and present using all identified keywords ecerpta medical database (EMBASE, 1981-
and index terms used by respective databases 2010). Publications were limited to English
was undertaken. This is because the literature language only. Search were performed of the
before 1990 considered to be too old to be references of the key papers included in the
(S3) and grandmothers were participant for Many of the women appeared tentative in
another one study (S6). their decision to breastfeed because they
Various data collection method were used anticipated problems and lacked confidence
with one study using more than one method, in their ability (S2). Then in this study also
which included in-depth interview (S1 & S3), found the impact of breastfeeding on lifestyle
semi-structure face to face interview (S6), was significant for some mothers. Examples
focus group (S2, S4, S6), and open-ended included the lack of freedom to travel,
questionnaire (S5). All six studies specified socialize and continue education and work.
the sample size and characteristic of the These issues were particularly significant
participants (S1,S2,S3,S4,S5,S6). for the adolescent women and were quoted
as a reason for choosing bottlefeeding.
Then about factors which underpin mothers
Discussion breastfeed their child, one study found that
women who chose breastfeeding having been
The first theme of result studies is about breastfed themselves, or had sibling who had
positive or negative view on breastfeeding. been breastfed (S2).
A central theme that links other themes and Mother’s view on exclusive breastfeeding
sub-themes are positive and negative view is an important part in an attempt to
on exclusive breastfeeding. Most mothers promote breastfeeding desire. Even though
were viewed breastfeeding as an important their view is influenced by her family and
thing to do. It has a lot of benefit both for surroundings, but finally the decision is on
infant and the mother itself (S1, S2, S5). Two her. A researcher found that the single most
studies found that infant who had breastfed influential motivator for breastfeeding is the
will be healthier and smarter in the future mothers desire her selves (Burns & Grove,
(S1 & S2). Then one study mentioned that 2009). Then these views also influenced by
one of the advantages of breastfeeding is the mother’s experience of breastfeeding.
helping mother to have bonded with the baby This concurs with the finding of some
(S5). For emotional aspect, one study stated researcher who found women who have
that women place a very high value on the the experience of breastfeeding, especially
emotional and health benefits of continued within the family, are more likely to choose
exclusive breastfeeding for six months (S5). to breastfeed their child (Hoddinott & Pill
In contrast, there are also some view about 1999). The view on this breastfeeding also
a disagreement of exclusive breastfeeding involving how the mothers see the role of her
by the mothers. One study found that some family and surroundings in supporting them
mothers were not preferred breastfeed the breastfeed the babies exclusively. Schmied,
baby if it makes the baby feel not comfort as Beake, Sheehan, McCourt, & Dykes (2011)
manifested by continues weeping (S1). Again stated that women who breastfeed their
this study found that some mothers felt breast babies mentioned an advantage of peer
milk was not enough for the baby which can supporters was that they could spend enough
make baby remaining hungry. It induced time with the woman to make a difference,
them to start the child with a complementary to provide feedback and tips or information
diet prior to six months of age. Then another that was centered on the personal needs of
study found that bottle feeding was perceived the mother and baby. Meanwhile, Burns and
to be easier, incurring fewer problems and Grove (2009) also found that the majority
resulting in infants that were more settled, of women who breastfeed their babies
chubbier and needing less frequent feeds (S2). identified breastfeeding as a natural and this
About reason why some mothers did not offer is important for making bonded attachment
exclusive breastfeeding, one study found that between mother and baby.
the reason is remembering the process as The view on breastfeeding in this systematic
something painful and difficult (S1). They appraisal also involves the family member’s
assured that the most painful moment was view. Family member of the mother of this
breastfeeding the baby and not childbirth. systematic appraisal mostly are grandmother
and the spouse of the mother. There are decisions (S6). So it can be seen how strong
varying views on exclusive breastfeeding. the influence of the grandmother of the
In one study found that breastfeeding mother. Sometimes it will be not good for
considered as the best nutrition for the baby. the mother, because the grandmother’s era is
It stated that breastfeeding is natural, free, not always the same with the mother’s era.
and normal (S3). In other side, mostly the This is in accordance with the finding of one
family member (spouse) on the study were study which is found that grandmothers bring
unable to articulate clearly the benefits of their own infant feeding practices and beliefs
breastfeeding and its nonequivalence with to their support of new mothers (S4). This is
formula. They mentioned that any literature concurring with another study which is found
about breastfeeding are needed, because it if they use the power they have from the other
was meant for them to understand clearly levels of interaction they may not be able to
what is exclusive breastfeeding and what is preserve a good relationship with the new
the role of the spouse to facilitate the mother mother (S6). Nevertheless, the grandmothers
breastfeed the baby exclusively (S3). In three still have a good view about breastfeeding.
studies found that exclusive breastfeeding One study found that grandmothers valued
considered as an important thing which breastfeeding when they offer a loving
is involving the mother’s family and encouragement (S4).
surroundings to encourage and motivate her Associated with stopping breastfeeding,
breastfed the baby exclusively (S2, S3, S6). one study discussed about the reason of
This concurs with the finding of the authors this (S2). It found that based on mother’s
who found that the attitude of partner, mother, spouse’s opinion, stopping breastfeeding
and peer groups are the factors that influence may stem from feelings of frustration and
the initiation of breastfeeding (Protheroe et al, guilt, and also efficacy on behalf of the father
2003). It also concurs with another researcher about ‘not being able to help’. Therefore by
who found that in Bristol, grandmothers have changing to formula can sometimes be seen
a key role to support and influence mothers to as an easier option. They thought it would
breastfeed (Ingram, et al., 2003). reduce the guilt feeling (S2).
Conversely, one study stated something It is reasonable to assume that mother
contrast with studies found above. It found viewed the exclusive breastfeeding as an
that grandmothers view breastfeeding as an important part of many things. For emotional
obstacle to mothers getting enough rest. It aspect, it can create bonding-attachment
mentioned that breastfeed the baby especially between mother and baby. This concurs with
at midnight will interfere with mother’s finding of the researcher who found that
bedtime. One mother described how she felt mother-child relationship as an integrated
pressured to give formula to her infant as whole. Breastfeeding is seen as an important
the solution to getting more sleep. She felt emotional bond between mother and child
pressured because the grandmother forced to be encouraged and supported as much as
her to prefer giving formula milk rather than possible (Zwedberg & Naeslund, 2011). It
breastfeeding (S4). Then it also found that showed how the mothers would feel so close
mothers want the grandmothers to confront to the babies when breastfeed them. Bonding
myths about breastfeeding. The influence attachment is something which is very
of grandmother as a family of the mother is important for a mother and child relationship.
strong. One study which has concurred with This can foster feelings of affection between
this found that family and friends were cited them which will lead to the formation of
most frequently as being influential in the harmonious relationship within the family.
women’s decision of infant feeding method Furthermore, this can be seen breastfeeding
(S1). This is also concur with another study is based on collaboration between mother
which found grandmothers are an important and child. Then another reason why mother
part of the support network for new mothers view exclusive breastfeeding as an important
and can potentially be an influencing factor thing is the understanding of the mother
in terms of their breastfeeding and parenting about benefits of breastfeeding. This agrees
with the finding of the researcher who stated the mothers did not get the help they needed
that women acknowledge the benefits of from midwives and other health professionals.
breastfeeding for the baby including the Grandmothers may position themselves as
nutritional or nourishing aspects and the being accessible for advice and support they
provision of the immunity (Burns & Grove, did not want to be too intrusive (S6). Then in
2009). another study, Grandmothers communicated
Mother’s view on exclusive breastfeeding that they valued breastfeeding when they
has some implication for certain things. offered loving encouragement (S4). Those
For nursing practice, it will stimulate the studies showed how much support given
community nurse or midwives to modify by the family of the mother to encourage
strategies to facilitate mother breastfeed the mothers breastfeed their baby exclusively.
baby exclusively. The varying view of the This concurs with the previous study which
mother would make nurses and midwives is found grandmothers have a key role
think about the best way to encourage the in supporting and influencing mother to
mothers to breastfeed the baby exclusively. breastfeed (S2). In one study, it is shown how
This is a responsibility of the nurse and the serious father (mother’s spouse) to provide
midwives as a health care provider to facilitate support for breastfeeding for the mothers. It
the process. As WHO recommendation which found that in term of antenatal provision, they
stated that breastfeeding should be done for 6 had attended the antenatal classes (S3). Then
months exclusively, the nurses and midwives still in this study, it found if the fathers were
will find the best way to make it happen. not able to attend the class, this is caused
by conflict with works. Most of them then
The second theme of this study is mentioned the session of antenatal classes for
family’s influence and support on exclusive working fathers should be accessible (S3).
breastfeeding practices. Family member is Meanwhile, although the fathers supported
an important part of continued breastfeeding their partners’ decision to breastfeed, they
until six months. One study found that also felt that using formula could allow them
exclusive breastfeeding greatly depends on to be more involved in feeding, assist them to
the relationship between mother and her bond, help the baby sleep through the night,
family and surroundings. The mothers stated and help to monitor how much the baby was
that family role is very important to support taking (S3). It described how big the desire
them offer exclusive breastfeeding (S1). of the father to be involved in breastfeeding.
Then another study found that friends and Therefore they thought by using formula
family members were frequently mentioned milk, the involvement of them will be seen.
as salient social referents. Then spouse They can give the formula directly to the baby
and friends have been the most frequently by their own hand. Then in another study, it
mentioned approving referents (S5). also described about a little disagreement
Regarding support on exclusive of breastfeeding as mentioned. It found that
breastfeeding, two studies found that the grandmother sometimes were disagreeing
family of mothers is very interested in proving with breastfeeding method when the mother
support in breastfeeding. They really want to would like to feed the baby. It mentioned
be involved more broadly (S3 & S6). One that the mother would be better if she use
study which is using father (mother’s spouse) formula milk rather than breastfeeding as this
as the participant found that the fathers are breastfeeding could make the mother woke up
really interested and want to be involved more in the night and make her tired because of less
broadly in preparation for, and supporting of sleep (S4). It showed how the grandmothers
exclusive breastfeeding (S3). Another study felt so worried about the condition of the
which is using grandmothers as the participant mother when feeding the baby.
found that the grandmothers are very positive It is reasonable to assume that if the family
in providing support and they really want to give a strong support, the mother are more
be available to help (S6). They felt they had likely to successfully initiate and maintain
to help with breastfeeding directly because breastfeeding (Ingram & Johnson, 2004).
The mother will feel more confidence if they relationship within them. They need nurses
are supported by the family. This can be seen to give them support and encouragement,
that mother’s behavior often influenced by especially about transferring knowledge and
family, especially adolescent mothers who feeling about the importance of breastfeeding.
had less experience on breastfeed a baby.
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